The goal is to make money, not pay off the mortgage as quickly as possible (which, for a primary resident, is typically what you should try to do, all things being equal).So why focus on positive cash flow?

In this case, the seller would agree to finance the balance of the sale price, which equals $90,000.

A new LLC is just like a "new" person.....no credit history equals no credit line.

Not all providers are equal, by any means.

But the real money is out the war zone area may I say or can it equal out depending on how hard you work?

Not only does the property tax bill equal 45% of the entire mortgage payment but the homeowner can likely expect this payment to increase by 8-9% each year….

(It was also awkwardly laid out and pretty small).Without nessecarely knowing the specifics, I would throw out a guesstimate of the value being 20k to 25k less than the upstairs units with all things being equal. 

I always feel there’s no way I will come out 50/50 because I don’t consider myself an equal.

Wouldn't a very similar analysis of two identical multi-family units or buildings in two different markets with different rent also illustrate that the 50% rule is equally absurd for multifamily as it is for single family?

The number of units doesn't necessarily equal success.